7 Harvey Weinstein accusers wrote an open letter to the New York Attorney General asking her to reconsider supporting a proposed civil settlement of all 'Weinstein related sexual harassment and sexual assault cases.'
Seven Harvey Weinstein accusers wrote an open letter to New York Attorney General Letitia James asking her to reconsider supporting a proposed civil settlement of all"Weinstein related sexual harassment and sexual assault cases."
"We have been told that your office supports the proposed civil settlement of all Weinstein-related sexual harassment and sexual assault cases. We ask you to reconsider," the letter reads. The accusers have asked James to"closely examine" and"renegotiate the terms so that the victims' fund adequately compensates victims and doesn't fund the alleged wrongdoers' defense.
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